Over 50 Offensive Coronavirus-Themed Products Pulled From Amazon
Joe Goodman
Over 50 offensive Coronavirus-themed products were listed on the company’s site before they were removed this week. Joe Goodman reports.
Opera de Paris en Grève: The Ballet Company Striking Back Against Macron’s Pension Reforms
Nic Murray
With strikes against sweeping pension reforms now passing the six-week mark, French arts workers are engaged in a struggle not only to secure their own futures, but the future of the country's cultural sector. Nic Murray reports.
AI Border Guards are Being Tested at the Edge of Fortress Europe, Away From Public Scrutiny
Robbie Warin
Funded by the EU to the tune of €4.5 million, months of trials ending this summer using AI lie-detecting technology are being kept away from public scrutiny.
Universal Credit Is Riddled With Issues, but Have Some Flaws Been Deliberately Designed Into the System?
Natalie Leal
Universal credit has proved so unfit for purpose that Labour has said it will replace it entirely if elected next month. But perhaps the most controversial element of the policy is mounting evidence that suggests some of its cruellest flaws aren't accidental failings; the Tories may have deliberately built them in to the system to deter claimants.